Sit.
John Kellog
“How To Train Your Dog”
Somerset SF-26500
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So, I see you like Breadsticks.
Pedro Garcia and his Del Prado Orchestra
“A Tropical Affair: LATIN AMERICAN DANCE POT-POURRI”
Audio Fidelity #AFLP 1842
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Psycho lady in bushes wants you to come listen to Stephen Foster
Bill St. Clair
“Stephen Foster Favorites”
Parade # SP327
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mojitos! mojitos!
Antobal’s Cuban All-Stars
“Agua! Agua!”
I took these pics of records from someone’s great collection at the MSP Music Expo in Minneapolis. I’m just now posting them! Of course I forgot the guy’s name who they belonged to, so if you see this send me an email so I can give you credit!
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Shortest train track ever
Various Artists
“Christmas at Our House”
Tops/Mayfair Records
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Crosseyed Christmas
Santa’s Helpers
“‘All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth’ & Festive Favorites for Children”
Pickwick #SDLPX-30
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Christmas Hustle
Mirror Image
“Yuletide Disco”
Pickwick #SPC-1027
1979
“The Twelve Days of Christmas”:
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In the days before beer pong and kegstands
Eddie Miller and his Blue Notes
“Frat Hop”
Tops #L1571
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The Original Animal House
The Mayfair ALL-STAR Orchestra
“Frat House Party”
Golden Tone #C 4020
MAILBAG:
Hi, I’m Guga from Sardinia, Italy. I came up in your site and it’s really great, I had a really great time. But I have a question. Is it just an impression of mine, or the people and the place in “Mayfair ALL-STAR Orchestra – Frat House Party” cover and “various – 12 top hits” are the same?!?
There is the same grey wall, the same green sofa and the same yellow/orange chair and the same plant behind the sofa. The dancing girl in 12 Top Hits is sitting on the yellow chair (notice the socks! :P) in Frat House Party, and her “mate” near her. The dancing girl in Frat House Party is (notice socks and shirt) on the sofa in 12 Top Hits near the dancing guy. And there’s another couple who probably doesn’t like dancing in both covers.
Is there a reason for that? Or is it just that publishers didn’t have a great sense for beauty?
– Guga
BR: Good eye, Guga. Many of these cheapo-o Tops/Mayfair records seem to have the covers shot on what I assume is the company loading dock. You’ll even see the same cover pic on two different records!
